Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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Fourth-year people at Auburn first realized that they were seniors when they were assigned to the select seats at convocation. More proof came when they selected their class officers. Awed glances of underclassmen further impressed upon them their coveted position that had been just a dream four years ago. Class rings, announcements, exchange of pictures, and plans for the future added an air of finality. From the mad whirl of senior social activities and studies, the spotlight fell in turn on the Regents' exams, the class play Our Miss Brooks , the May Fete, the Junior-Senior Banquet, Sneak Day, Class Day, Baccalaureate, and finally the long awaited night. Commencement. These four years had passed all too quickly, but Auburn seniors will forever treasure their memories of Auburn high school. AFTER SCHOOL coke dates (top) brought many hours of fun and relaxation for Senior couples. The Regents' exams were tough (center), but also a good check on mastery of subject matter. Mortarboards and gowns brought that once in a lifetime look (bottom) which signified completion of a successful high school career. This page sponsored by BORNEMEIER'S PAINT STORE Paint—Wallpaper—Furniture

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Through the doors of AHS each year flow the people on parade. As is typical in any democratic society, the high school is a miniature version of the community it serves. In it can be found students who are energetic, lazy, happy, sad, friendly, egotistical, lonely, serious, shrewd, cheaters, mischievous, and well-adjusted. All shades of temperament and ambition can be found. Just as adjustments are made in the community, the school community must adjust itself to meet each situation. Every person must learn where to fit into the scheme of things. The rules, the organizations, and the activities must be designed to help the individual to develop his potential abilities and attitudes. Such is the atmosphere the people on parade find at AHS.